No matter how long you’ve been around, the thrill of a hotly contested Counter-Strike match never fades, which was precisely the case in the Liquid vs Badass encounter for the PGL CS2 Major Copenhagen 2024 NA RMR Closed Qualifier.
Summary
- Despite a challenging matchup, liquid pulled off a win with a 13-11 lead.
- Community sentiment suggests that Liquid’s performance was not as strong or clean as expected.
- Observers note that the team’s cohesive functioning and strategic implementation could do with improvement.
Community Reactions
Browsing through the match analysis, a consensus can be seen forming; fans are concerned about Liquid’s survival. Gridlock user Otter269 shares this sentiment saying, ‘Not exactly confidence building but let’s hope it just an online thing.’
Players Performance
Undoubtedly, the players from both Liquid and Badass put on a majestic show of skill and precision. The detailed stats shared by the post author show a significant contribution from cadiaN, who was the star performer for Liquid with a 24-15 K-D and a rating of 1.56. At the same time, dare led the frontline for Badass with a 24-15 K-D giving him a rating of 1.48.
A Chunk of Humor Amidst Chaos
We can’t forget that it’s not all cybergunfire and digital shrapnel in these forums, there’s always room for a little humor. Just like user maybsofinitely who shared – ‘Casper “Canadian” Miller is a Canadian CS2 player and IGL who hails from Alberta, Canada. In his free time he likes watching hockey while drinking beer on top of his pet grizzly bear “Stabbi”. CA-NA-DA! CA-NA-DA!’
In this game of pixels, headsets, and reflexes, one thing is clear – emotions run high, and the stakes are always up. Team Liquid may not have delivered their cleanest performance in this encounter against Team Badass, but as the fans are eager to emphasise – it’s a marathon, not a sprint.
